I was recently asked to create a proposal for a "dream media center." I currently
have a second room in my library which we use for reference books. I don't want to
lose this room and have it turn into a computer lab where a teacher will be
programmed and eventually the room will be lost forever. How would you design a
"media center" and yet still keep the area a library with access for students and
staff?Ellen Frank, librarian
Jamaica High School
167-01 Gothic Drive
Jamaica, New York 11432
718-739-5942
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